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Comprehensive Sciences Department Dr. Marjay D. Anderson, Chairman |
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The Comprehensive Sciences Department provides a series of basic science
courses critical to the core general education curriculum requirements
for students in University bachelor level degree granting
programs. The department effectively provides a vital interface
between cultural and technical knowledge in the sciences through
innovative pedagogical ideas and applied laboratory
techniques.
The Comprehensive Sciences Lecture- Laboratory courses are: Life Sciences (COMP-001, Planetary Science (COMP-002 and COMP-702), Physical Science (COMP-003) and Computer Science (COMP-004). These courses are designated among the Introductory Natural Science Course offerings. These courses are required in the General Education curricula in the College of Arts and Sciences; the Schools of Business, Communications, and Education; the Division of Nursing and Allied Health; and the Programs in the Schools of Engineering and Architecture. These academic units have determined the necessity of a Natural Science component in the schedule of courses that students must complete in order to receive a degree from the University.
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